Program Coordinator

TEAS Review Course

TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) Review Program

UCF Test Prep has developed a high quality, 27-hour, 9 session comprehensive TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills) Review Program to provide students with the knowledge to achieve top scores on the ATI TEAS exam's Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, Science, and English and Language Usage sections. Our multi-session program will provide you with successful test taking strategies and maximize your potential as a nursing program applicant.

Our TEAS review program is taught by professional instructors who are able to connect with students to convey important test information and provide understandable problem solving methods that are easy to remember and apply.

The ATI TEAS measures essential skills in the following academic areas:

The TEAS is often used to determine the ability of potential students to adjust to a nursing program. Not all nursing schools have the same admission requirements. Check with the college or university of your choice to see what is required for admissions

Register for the TEAS

UCF Test Prep only provides test preparation review courses and does not provide registration for the actual exam. Please click the links below to get more details on the ATI TEAS or to register for the ATI TEAS.

Instructor Bios

Awilda Delgado earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mathematics at the University of Central Florida. She has also completed all of her coursework in the Ph.D. program in Curriculum and Instruction at Florida Atlantic University. Awilda served seven years as a faculty administrator at UCF before following her true passion of teaching, which she has been doing full-time over the past 13 years. In her classes, she is known to be encouraging, patient, caring, and flexible. Her classes are also very interactive, with students frequently working together to discuss problems and strategies. Awilda comes to class very prepared, but she understands that each class must mold itself to the individual needs of the students.

In addition to teaching students in traditional academic settings, Awilda also believes that every student should receive the best possible preparation for succeeding on standardized test since a strong score can often open many new doors! That is why she chose to begin teaching with UCF Test Prep more than 10 years ago and is still as passionate about test prep courses today. So come to class with an "I can do this" attitude, work hard both in and out of class, and together you will reach your testing goals!

Jeslin Kera is a certified tutor and supplemental instructions leader at UCF SARC for several subjects including Statistics, Chemistry 1 and 2, Organic Chemistry 1 and 2, and Physiology. She has also been a teaching assistant for Immunology, Microbiology, and Human Anatomy. She has a significant amount of experience in teaching large groups of students varying 4 to 180 students per session. Jeslin also has extensive experience in supporting and guiding struggling students. Even in a group setting, she is able to focus on students individually and stimulate their process of understanding. She has been recognized as a proficient tutor and is now mentoring the other UCF tutors. She scored extremely well in all her classes at UCF (high A's; 97th-100th percentile) and in American Chemical Society's (ACS) nationally standardized Exams (97th percentile).

In 2013, Jeslin was awarded the honor of being her high school's Valedictorian and in 2015, she was the recipient of the Women's Achievement award and the UCF College of Medicine Founder's Scholarship.

As a result of vast and diverse educational experience, Jeslin has acquired skills that will help every single student succeed in their educational endeavors.

Nikia Toomey, is a UCF SARC Supplemental Instruction Leader and Tutor for Microbiology, Biology II and Calculus II. She has previous experience being a Biology I Teaching Assistant and Human Anatomy Teaching Assistant. She has scored a 38 on the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) examination, which is in the 99th percentile. She also scored extremely well in the Physical and Biological Sciences (100th and 98th percentiles), American Chemical Society's (ACS) nationally standardized General Chemistry final exam (98th percentile) and ACS standardized Organic Chemistry final exam (96th percentile).

Is the textbook included in the fee?No, the textbook needs to be purchased separately. Please make sure the CD-Rom is included with the GMAT, GRE, and FTCE textbook. All other textbooks do not require a CD-Rom. All textbooks can be purchased at most national or local bookstores or online suppliers.

Do I have to be a UCF Student to take the course?No, the UCF Test Prep Review is available to anyone.

Who is qualified for the UCF Alumni Discount? The UCF Alumni Discount only applies for the GRE, GMAT, SAT or ACT review courses. Students who have graduated and received a degree from UCF qualify for the alumni discount. The discount is also extended to those about to graduate from UCF within the same term as the review course and current UCF Staff and Faculty members. For ACT/SAT only, the discount can be extended to children of UCF Alumni.

What is the success rate of students after taking the test preparation classes? We do not have statistics on the test scores because, most students take the test right after they complete the test preparation course and there is no requirement for them to report their scores to UCF Continuing Education. What we do have, from test prep students, are extremely high indications of instructional satisfaction through documented feedback from test preparation students listed on our website.

Do you have payment plans?
Full payment is due before the class begins. If you decide to set up a payment plan, you must fill out a Deferred Payment Plan Form. Contact our office for more information and for approval.

Why is your test preparation class so much cheaper than other test preparation classes I have found? Our goal is to offer a quality service at an affordable price and ultimately assist potential undergraduate, graduate, and professional level students with enrollment into a degree program.

Exam Information

Can I register for my exam with you?We do not manage any of the actual exams. Students need to go to the selected exam's website to sign up for a test date. The links below will provide students with the most up to date details on the actual exam, testing site locations, dates, and exam fee.

Is the test included in the class?
Students will be given practice tests, quizzes, testing strategies, and homework assignments to prepare them for the exam. We do not administer the actual exam. The test must be arranged separately with a testing facility.

Do you offer a free practice exam?
We provide free practice exam links on each of our test preparation review pages. UCF Test Prep is not affiliated with these sites. These are references from the official testing organizations that administer each exam. We feel each will be beneficial in providing core concepts to students.

Registration/Refund/Transfer

I tried to register and make payment but the page timed out and I can't log back in. What do I do?
If you are having trouble making payment or logging in, please contact testprep@ucf.edu or 407-882-8378 to complete payment.

What do I do if I am going to miss a class session?
Please contact us if you know in advance that you will be missing a class or if you have already missed a class after the course has started. We will notify the instructor and will work with the student based on the conditions of the absence.

The transfer policy applies only to the Test Prep review courses in the subject areas of GRE, GMAT, FTCE, TEAS and ACT/SAT courses. For transfers related to MCAT/PCAT/OAT/DAT or LSAT courses contact our office at 407.882.TEST (8378) as all MCAT/PCAT/OAT/DAT and LSAT course transfers will need to be handled on a case-by-case basis.

UCF Test Prep Administration will approve all transfer requests, and notify the student of the decision and any pertinent information. Instructors do not have the authority to make decisions on this policy. Notification to instructors does not constitute transfer from the class. The required UCF Test Prep Transfer Request Form must be completed and submitted for review.

1. Complete the transfer form: You, the student, must notify the Division of Continuing Education that you wish to transfer from the registered course. Download the transfer form from the UCF Test Prep website. This first step in the process is the most essential. We will consider your transfer request active on the day and time that we physically receive the signed form. Any transfer forms received outside of our regular business hours of Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM will be considered "received" on our next regular business day.

2. Payment: There is a payment required for transferring to another course. A percentage of your registration fee is applied as a credit to the new transfer course. The credit is determined based on how much of the course is remaining, and not on how many classes that you have attended or missed.

We determine the remaining time for the course from the point in time we receive the transfer form, not from the time it is dated and signed. Only class times that meet after we receive the transfer form will count as remaining course time.

The credit is applied to the current registration fee of the course being transferred to, and any remaining balance will need to be paid by the student. There is also an additional transfer fee of $50.00 (fifty dollars) that is added to your registration fee. The $50.00 transfer fee is required to be paid regardless of how much the credit is.

Registration Fee Clarification: If you transfer to another course you will be in the same fee category as the class you are transferring from. For example, you may not transfer and switch from the regular Registration rate to the Alumni rate (unless you have graduated prior to taking the new course).

Example of How the Credit is Determined: The amount of your credit is determined by how much of the course is remaining.

We take the number of hours for your course (ex. 24 hour review course)

Then subtract the number of hours the course has met (ex. 2 class meeting at 4 hours each equals 8 hours that have met).

This will give us the remaining number of hours the course has NOT met (ex. 24-8 = 16 hours).

The remaining amount of class is be divided by the total number of hours for the course (ex. 16/24 = 66.7%). This percentage of your fee is applied to the registration fee transfer course.

Sample: Orlando was taking the 16-hour review course, but after two class meetings Orlando decided that he wants to transfer to the 24 review hour course. Orlando paid $575 for the 16-hour review course, and the 24-hour review course fee is $700. How much will the credit be and how much will he need to pay?

Orlando's class meets for 4 hours each session and there have already been 2 class meetings, so 8 hours of the course have already met, and 8 hours or 50% of the course remains. Orlando will receive a credit for 50% of his $575 registration fee that will be applied toward the $700 registration fee for the transfer course.

After the $287.50 credit is applied, Orlando is left with a $412.50 registration fee. Once the $50.00 transfer fee is applied to the remaining registration fee of $412.50, Orlando will need to pay $462.50 for transferring into the 24-hour review course.

Special Notes:

Transfers for LSAT and MCAT/PCAT/OAT/DAT will be handled on a case-by-case basis, please contact our office at 407.882.TEST (8378).

No portion of your registration fee can be applied to another DCE program or transferred to another person.

UCF Test Prep will not refund textbook purchases, nor will we supply the textbook for the transfer course.

Awilda Delgado earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mathematics at the University of Central Florida. She has also completed all of her coursework in the Ph.D. program in Curriculum and Instruction at Florida Atlantic University. Awilda served seven years as a faculty administrator at UCF before following her true passion of teaching, which she has been doing full-time over the past 13 years. In her classes, she is known to be encouraging, patient, caring, and flexible. Her classes are also very interactive, with students frequently working together to discuss problems and strategies. Awilda comes to class very prepared, but she understands that each class must mold itself to the individual needs of the students.

In addition to teaching students in traditional academic settings, Awilda also believes that every student should receive the best possible preparation for succeeding on standardized test since a strong score can often open many new doors! That is why she chose to begin teaching with UCF Test Prep more than 10 years ago and is still as passionate about test prep courses today. So come to class with an "I can do this" attitude, work hard both in and out of class, and together you will reach your testing goals!

Nikia Toomey is a UCF SARC Supplemental Instruction Leader and Tutor for Microbiology, Biology II and Calculus II. She has previous experience being a Biology I Teaching Assistant and Human Anatomy Teaching Assistant. She has scored a 38 on the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) examination, which is in the 99th percentile. She also scored extremely well in the Physical and Biological Sciences (100th and 98th percentiles), American Chemical Society's (ACS) nationally standardized General Chemistry final exam (98th percentile) and ACS standardized Organic Chemistry final exam (96th percentile.

See Schedule tab for complete schedule details.
Refund requests must be made in writing to Continuing Education no later than three (3) business days prior to beginning of the course. An administrative fee of 25% of total registration fees will be deducted, with a minimum administrative fee of $25

Awilda Delgado earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mathematics at the University of Central Florida. She has also completed all of her coursework in the Ph.D. program in Curriculum and Instruction at Florida Atlantic University. Awilda served seven years as a faculty administrator at UCF before following her true passion of teaching, which she has been doing full-time over the past 13 years. In her classes, she is known to be encouraging, patient, caring, and flexible. Her classes are also very interactive, with students frequently working together to discuss problems and strategies. Awilda comes to class very prepared, but she understands that each class must mold itself to the individual needs of the students.

In addition to teaching students in traditional academic settings, Awilda also believes that every student should receive the best possible preparation for succeeding on standardized test since a strong score can often open many new doors! That is why she chose to begin teaching with UCF Test Prep more than 10 years ago and is still as passionate about test prep courses today. So come to class with an "I can do this" attitude, work hard both in and out of class, and together you will reach your testing goals!

Jeslin kera is a certified tutor and supplemental instructions leader at UCF SARC for several subjects including Statistics, Chemistry 1 and 2, Organic Chemistry 1 and 2, and Physiology. She has also been a teaching assistant for Immunology, Microbiology, and Human Anatomy. She has a significant amount of experience in teaching large groups of students varying 4 to 180 students per session. Jeslin also has extensive experience in supporting and guiding struggling students. Even in a group setting, she is able to focus on students individually and stimulate their process of understanding. She has been recognized as a proficient tutor and is now mentoring the other UCF tutors. She scored extremely well in all her classes at UCF (high A's; 97th-100th percentile) and in American Chemical Society's (ACS) nationally standardized Exams (97th percentile).In 2013, Jeslin was awarded the honor of being her high school's Valedictorian and in 2015, she was the recipient of the Women's Achievement award and the UCF College of Medicine Founder's Scholarship.

Aa result of vast and diverse educational experience, Jeslin has acquired skills that will help every single student succeed in their educational endeavors.

See Schedule tab for complete schedule details.
Refund requests must be made in writing to Continuing Education no later than three (3) business days prior to beginning of the course. An administrative fee of 25% of total registration fees will be deducted, with a minimum administrative fee of $25